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Progress on Well for Futuro del MananaBy Laurie Werner - Program Director, September 25, 2007 06:01 PM
Over the past months, the Agros staff and well-digging professionals have worked to drill a well for the community to use for their irrigation. Two 154-foot wells were dug in the community. The first was paid off (for a total of $3,698.82) but Agros only made a $693.07 installment on the second well. The well-diggers thought of donating a third well to help meet the goal, which was to leave two functioning wells. However, throughout the process it became apparent that the wells don’t provide enough water to set up an irrigation system due to a layer of rock that crosses through the property from 70 to 154 feet below the surface. Another factor that can affect the flow of the ground water is a large-scale irrigation used on plantain and sugar cane crops in the Rivas department that lowers the amount of ground water available. Futuro del Manana Village UpdatesBy Laurie Werner - Program Director, August 17, 2007 03:19 PM
Attached you will find the Spring update for the Agros village of Futuro del Manana. Every quarter, the Agros US office receives a progress report on each village on topics such as: Community Organization, Land Ownership, Housing and Infrastructure, Community Education and Training, and Sustainable Economic Growth. |














